The Government of Isabel Díaz Ayuso estimates that the Pope’s trip to Madrid, from June 6 to 9, will generate a return of between 90 and 120 million euros, according to the spokesperson of the regional Government, Miguel Ángel García Martín, who announced it yesterday. The Madrid Executive will use various infrastructures, both owned and contracted, during those days for the different meetings that the Pontiff will have with citizens and pilgrims coming from different parts of Spain and around the world.

The assembly of teachers responsible for grading the University Entrance Exams (PAU) in the Valencian Community has increased pressure on the Ministry of Education this Tuesday amid the ongoing conflict with public school teachers, who are engaged in an indefinite strike. The approximately 250 teachers responsible for reviewing and grading the university exams have warned that they might not join the panels in charge of supervising and grading the tests, a decision that would seriously jeopardize the normal conduct of the examination session.

One of the most popular meeting points in downtown Barcelona, the Apple Store on Passeig de Gràcia, reopened its doors this Tuesday after a six-month interior renovation. The changes included replacing the floor, removing the trees in the central area of the store, and the large video screen at the back, opposite the entrance.

Juanfran Pérez Llorca has closed the budget agreement for the Generalitat Valenciana for 2026 with Vox. This was confirmed by the spokesperson of the far-right party, José María Llanos. The pact, according to the Vox spokesman, was possible after both parties negotiated that the accounts include national priority in access to public aid, a reduction in taxation, and measures in favor of housing. The goal is for these budgets to be approved next Friday after the meeting of the plenary of the regional government, with the idea that they will be ratified in the Corts Valencianes the week of July 21 to 24.